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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-12-07
,,,;des r,sbed toward him to pull him back,

guides rushed toward him to pull him back,
when they heard him say: i almost
have it,n as he fell 1000 feet. Birds OF
prev were seen a few days after clrcllng
through the air and lowering gradually to
the place where the corpse lay. why seek
flowers on the edge of a precip!ce when you
may walk knee deep amid the full blooms OF
sit at kings banquet, why will he 80, down
the steps and contend for the grlstle ana
bones of a hounds kennels
''Sweeter than honey and the honeycomo,"
saws David, is the truth of God" =" W lth
honey out of the rock would have satisfied
thee" says God to the recreant. Here Is
honey gathered frora the blossoms of trees OF
life and with rod made out OF the wood OF
the cross dip it up for all your souls.
brosia and nectar the drinking OF
which would make men live forever.
and one sip of this honey from the Eternal
Rock will give you immortal life with Col.
Come off Of the malarial levels of n sinful
life, Come and live on the uplands OF grace
where the vineyards sun themselves. on.
taste and see that the Lord is gracious. BE
happy now and happy forever. For thosa
who take different course the honey VII!
turn to gall For many things l have ad-
mired Percy Shelley, the great English poet,
sweetness to him to dishonor God. The poem
Queen Nab has in it the malisning OF the
deity. The inddel poet was impions enough
TO ask for Rowland Hills Surrey chapel that
he might denounce the Christian religion
He was in great glee against Col and the
truth. But he visited Italy, and one day on
the Mediterranean with two friends III a toaI
which was twenty-four feet long. he ~aS m
coming toward shore when an hours Sluall
struck, struck the water. A gentleman standing on
Shore through glass saw many boats tat,d tossed
in this squall, but all outrode the terror io, eN
cept one, that in which Shelley, the lntldel
noet et and bis two friends were sailing That
never came ashore, but the bodies Of two Eoo', of
the occupants were washed upon the beacn,
one of them the poet. 4 funeral pyre was
built on the sea shore by some classic friends
and and the he two bodies were consumed: Poor
Shelley! He would have no GOD while While, nc he
lived and he probably had no Goa "nen tho ne
died 'sThe Lord knowetb the way OF inc n;
righteous, but the way Of the ungodly snail
nerisbn Beware of the forbidden honey!
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Incompatibility.

jenkins All! my dear fellow, l uu-
derstand that you and Miss Ponsonh,v
are friends no longer.
De Slingsby-Yes, I've given her the
cut diwect.
J.-Indeed! What was the matter
De S.-Oh, her tastes are too hor-
wild, 'pon honor.
J.-In what respect?
De S.-Why, she weally pwefers
some one else to me.-Bost0n Budget.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-12-07
Reducing the Stock.

Customer (in drug store)-'I see you
advertise selling off at COST
Druggist-"les, sir"
Customer-'What are you getting for
Or. Dropsy's Killemquick cure for con-
sumption, large bott!cs:"
Druggist-"Onc dollar"
Customer-"But that's the same old
price.
Druggist-'.Yes, sir. We are selling
off our one and two-ccnt postage stamps
at cost. We are carrying larger line
of them than the present stagnation
warrants"
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MartyrdOnl.

Robinson stood on the corner, his atti-
tude expressive of pain.
What's the matter, Robinson?" in
quired Dumley, who CHANGED to be pass
ing. "Kheumatism again! You look
sort O twisted"
no, "respondcd Robinson, my wife
has Just made me half a dozen new shirts,
and I've got one of 'em on. "-NeU Yora
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-12-07

Unlike other cathartics, Dr. Pierce's Pei
lets do not render the bowels costive after
operation, but. on the contrary, establish per-
manently healthy action. Bring entirely rcge-
tdble, no particu,t" care is required while using
them. By druggists.
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A Clndid Author.

Al see that in the preface to you,
book you state it is written to fill a
long-felt want"
B.-"Yes; and so it is.
"What do you mean by filling long,
felt want?"
What do 1 mean? Why, I've been
needing square meal for the past two
years. Don't you call that a long-felt
want ?"-TeraS Settings.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-12-07

THERE can be no peace in human life
without the contempt of all events.
He that troubles his head with draw
ing consequences from mere contingen-
eies shall never be at rest.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-12-07

The Atlantic is crossed in We every time
a bridal party goes over:
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+. V. Pierce Buffalo. y. Y.,sent to any address
for ten cents in stamps. 1t teaches successful
trc-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-12-07
Professional Etiquette

To remove mildew-pay off what IS due
on the mill! of rO:rSc
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-12-07

Wheli dentists are partners. they ought to
pull together
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-12-07

ROTAL GLUE mends anything. Broken Chi
na. Glass. Wood Free vals at Drugs. and Gro.
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Woman mud Her Diseases

Name fo:. 4 riding ssahlc-Hotel de-Canter.
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CONSUJNIPTION

which is Scrofula OF the lungs, is ar1essed
and cured by this remedy, if taken in the
earlier stages Of the disease: From it's mar
yelous power over this terribly, fatal disease,
when first offering this now world-famed REM
edy to the public, DR.. Pierce thought seriously
of calling it his CONSUMPTION CURE" but
abandoned that name as too restrictive for
a medicine which, from its wonderful COM
bination of tonic, or strengthening, alternative,
or blood-cleansing, anti-biious, pectoral, and
nutritive properties, is unequaled, not only
as a remedy for Consumption, but for ali
Chronic Diseases Of tho
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GUREs all HVJMORS,

from common Blotch, or Eruption, to the
worst Scrofula. Salt-rheuna, I" Feyer-scres,"
caused by bad blood are conquered by this
powerful, purifying, and invigorating medi-
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
It's benign influence. Especially has It mani
Erysipelas, Boils, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes Scror-
ulous Sores and Swellings, Hip-joint Disease,
"White Swellings," Goitre, or Thick Neck.
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents in
stamps for o large Treatise, with colored
plates, on Skin Diseases, or the same amount
for Treatise on Scrofulous Affections.
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depositing small sum Of money, run the risk
of taking ont fortune. Many men are do
ing an honest and safe business In the STOCK
market, and you are an ignovamus if you do
not know that it is just as legitimate to
deel in stocks as to deal IN coffee, or sugar:
or -four But nearly all the outsiders who
go there on :, little tinc ncial excursion lose
all. The old spiders eat up the unsuspccting
flies. I had friend who put his hand on
his hip pocket and said to me in substance:
81 have there the value Of a hundred and
fiftv thousand dollars" His home IS to-day
penniless What was the matter? Wall
Street. Of the vast jorit who are victim
lzed you hear not one word. One great stocb
firm goes down, and whole columns Of newss
papers discuss their fraud, or their dis
aster, and we are presented with their
features and their biography. But where
one such famous firm sinks five hundred I'M
known men sink with them. The great
steamer goes down and all the little EoatS
are swallowed in the same engultmeEt Gam
bling is gambling, whether in stocks, or
breadstuffS, or dice Or race-tracl betting.
Exhilaration at the start, and raving brain
and shattered nervous system and q sac
rifced property and destroyed soul at the
last. Young man, buy no lottery tickets,
purchase no prize packages, bet on no base
ball games or yacht racing, have no faith III
luck, answer no mysterious circulars pro-
posing great income for small investment:
shoo away the buzzards that hover around
our hotels trying to entrap strangers 10
out and make an honest living Have Go1
on your side and be candidate for heaven.
Remember all the paths of sin are banked
with flowers at the start, and there are
plenty of helpful hands to fetch the gay
charger to your door and hold the stirrup
while you mount. But further on the horse
plunges to the bit in slough inextricabie
The best honey is not Ike that which Jona-
tn n took on the end Of the rod and brought
to his lip, but that which God puts on the
banoueting table of Mercy, at which we are
all invited to sit. l was reading of a boy
among the mountains Of Switzerland ascend
ing a dangerous place With MS father and the
guides. The boy stopped on the edge Of the
cliff and said: There is 4 flower mean to
get" ''Come away from here" said the
father, you will fall off" No" sid he, Il
must get that beautiful flower" and the
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nFOR THE BLOOD IS TIE LEFE."
Thoroughly cleanse it by using DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, fair skin, buoyant spirits. vital
strength and bodily health will be established.
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9E TO IS n day. Samples worta $IG tHEE'
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@D Brewster Safety Rein Holder Co.. Holly. Mich.
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-03-30
A STRANGE STORY,

Peoria Correspondence Philadel-
phia Times.
Rosa Roberts, girl 20 years of
age, claims to have been seized by
q man on the public street yesterday
afternoon, thrown into buggy and
conveyed fifteen miles up the river,
where she was thrown from the
vehicle into the snow. She was
certainly found there and brought
back to this city about midnight last
night. Rosa tells remarkable
story-that she was abducted from
her home in Germany, when 5 years
old, by man named Blus, brought
to New York, adopted by a manu-
facturer named Roberts as one of
his family, and five years ago, when
Roberts died, was left 81, 900 in his
will. She came West with u daugh-
ter of Roberts, who had married l..
ID. Williams, now engaged in the
boot and shoe business in this city,
and lived with Williams until year
ago.
She claims that in the man who
seized her on the street yesterday
she recognized the one who abduct-
ed her from Germany fifteen years
ago, and that the horror of seeing
him deprived her of consciousness.
Rosa believes that her parents are
wealthy people in Germany, and
that the object of Blus was to put
her out of the way, in order to keep
her from securing her rights. and
that her long unconscious spell made
him believe that his object was ac-
complished. She is subject to feint-
ing spells, which sometimes last for
two hours S. f. Chronicle.
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Jhs 9Ailg 9allelin,
WEDNESDAY. MAR. 80, 1887.
CllNClMC TO A WHALE,

The large right whale which was
killed off Amagansett beach, l.. l.,
on Thursday, is down at the bottom
of the sea seven miles from shore.
All day yesterday strenuous efforts
were made to raise the lev;athan,
but without success. A tug boat has
been engaged to tow the whale
around Montauk point to Promised
Land as soon as it rises, in order to
secure the blubber and bone.
When the whale was first struck
by Captain Jonathan Edwards it
dashed the sea, and with blow of
its tail broke in two the boat com
manded by Captain Charles Edwards.
All the crew were rescued except
Captain Charles Edwards. The
boats could not approach him owing
to the fury of the monster. The
captain, who is an expert swimmer,
succeeded in diving under the
whales belly. He came up on the
other side just beside the whales
nose. In sheer desperation, nothing
else being in reach, he seized the
Wnale by inc mp ana nunS tnefe
until the monster sank, when he
loosened his hold and was taken
into one of the boats The boats
that went out were commanded by
Captain Josh Edwards, Captain
Jonathan Edwards and Captain
Charles Edwards. David c. Barnes
of Captain Jonathan Edwards boat
threw the harpoon that fastened the
boats to the whale. 1t was killed by
Il lance thrown by Captain Jonathan
Edwards.-[N N. y. Star.
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------------------------
A MAN Of MANY WIVES,

The German people OF MOrrlsania
arc considerably excited over the
escapades of George Amberg, who
has been employed for the last six
teen months at David Mayors bre-
very as driver. Amberg has only
been in this country few years,
and during that time has married
four different women, one of whom
lives in Boston, another in Brooklyn,
third Jersey City and one at No.
1243 Washington avenue, in this
city, who was the last victim and
who is now mourning the sudden
departure OF her husband for some
unknown place. The cause of his
sudden fight was the appearance of
fifth wife with two children. The
latter arrived from Germany few
days ago in search of her truant hus-
band, to whom she was married six
years ago in that country. She had
not heard from him in long time
and set out to look him up. She
has friends in this city who aided
her in her search, and n few days
ago Ambcrg was found to be at the
brewery. The woman's friend called
there the other evening, inquired for
Amberg, and learned that he was
married and was living with his wife
in Washington avenue. Thither the
inquirer went and found Mrs. Am
berg taking care of an infant. Am
berg learned of his German wife's
presence in this city, when he came
home after his last wife had been
visited, and on the following morn
ing obtained an advance of :S15 from
his employer and left town.
1t was learned at the brewery YES
terday that out of his wages, amount
ing to SIS, he had to pay rs of it to
his Boston wife and ~ to his Brooklyn
wife. 1t has also been an open
secret that these five wives are not
all that bear his name. He has
travelled extensively, having been in
almost every country in Europe, and
women in Russia, Denmark and
Sweden are looking for his return.
There are children living by six of
his wives. His last wife lives with
her mother, Mrs. Reed, who is in
comfortable circumstances.-[N Y.
Tribune.
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The French novelist, Nj. Hector
Malot, has taken the Crawford case
for the plot of new work, which is
announced by the Paris papers us
about to appear Immediately in the
teuilleton in the Gil Bias. The
title is "Les Vices Franchise" the
use of which phrase by Mrs. Craw-
ford greatly irritated public opinion
in France.
John A. Elder, a Richmond artist,
is at Beauvoir, Miss, painting q
portrait OF Jefferson Davis.
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So astute critic as Miss Char
lotte Fiske Bates attributes the
anonymous volume of poems called
"The Heart Of the Weed" to Miss
Lucia Jennison, who has heretofore
written under the pen name of
"Owen Innsdale."
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

Tia CniaaxD Aoraia3 Asias edition ~
Wssinsasiay Containing "a zrsslils =
FrssiisDt CLsgKLASD . . No1dsztni
pises u as~spapsf satsrpfiss. is eoa-
lsins. bssisiss portraits of tbs PFssisisas
sad Mrs. ClzgzLAsD. " a. bisssLL
snd ID. bAzAsI. ths music u several
marches csnposs'd especially tor tns &C.
s4slon. = ounbsr Of tributes IA verse,
80 and ono half pages q lsttsFs con
tanning s1prsssloas ~ 0Pin.On eOnesfn-
nz CIsvu.AzD's administration tion
pEoninsnt alsn throughout ia country.
AMI ons ~hols ssgs u -gFsetiass II
foreign tongues from pEonlnsnt men II
about twenty dffsrsat nationAilslss.
Ihsss polyzlot zrssfiaxs lneiude, beside
ihs more familiar European languages,
BohemiAa, 0asiie. Welsh, kessian, Turk
ish. kzs'ssa. 0fssk. ArmsalAn, Japsness,
Ssryisn. Croalsan and Algonquin As a
whole ths pspsr . one o. ths most cred
itsbls productlons shieh ever Issued
frcm = newspaper citcs.
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COWS IT AUCTION.

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PropelleFs A. d. Haywood, Chicago, 400
00O lumber. Ida NJ Torrent. Chicago. $4,000
lumber; Albert Soper. Chicago. 400. 900 lum-
Der; City OF st. Joseph. Chicago. $50 600
lumber. Nea Era, Chicago. 1900 lumber;
CITY OF New York. Chicago. $4,000 lumber.
Emma Thompson. Chicago. 10000 lumber;
Annie Laura, Chicago. 10000 lumber;
Tempest. Chicago, 10000 lumber, Michael
Oron. Chicago, 100000 lumber, /. L. Rum
bell, Riyerdale. $1,000 lumber; {. A. Root.
Michigan City, 5000 lumber c. A. Root,
Michigan City, 5o0. 100 lRth; Schooners Pen
obscott. Milwaukee. 10000 lumber; L.
n. Davis. Chicago. 10000.
Total. 570,OO lumber.
Total, so, 600 lath.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07


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got .or lese 0r naoneg a. hzlf past . c.oes
Ihe trsi y Dr r e. A Gosrss. who Vas
arrested for selling aekels l1st Saturday
evening" ailh0ill license. sill iAke p.Acs
before Izage L a. =. e.ock t2ls m9xa-
ins
A age nGRber 0l people went from here
% tfranu hssen as nighL 10 sltness Tie
sGaletic exhibition given - W. tsioos.
tue ssss..sf zna Diek Eng aud OF North
Auskeggn.
Cagt. r. r. bates. Insp<etOr OF Govern
meat sOFk al Ibis port. d.sd on Wednesday
skssl - years. Hs wss ssikins oa tue
tramsay near the customs once With AF.
Berlef. the Government contractor. when
be sas suddenly stricken with paralysis.
he isngsfsd until II clock and then died.
Tie fua<Tzl sih take place a. 10 clock
Saturday morning from the family resi-
deace Ia Port Sherman. uneer the auspices
of the Masonic fraternity.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-07

We lave hoafd consllsrabls grum-
hing a. 10 ths .oW wages 0fsrsd teach
ess By cur school ofiiosrs IN the rural
dislFiet4 II ever a salary should be
hbsral. Ia order 90 0e eommsnsurals with
the responsibility and asdnOus labor per
formed, il should To that Of thoss who IL
struct and direct the young They should.
indeed. bs treated a. the highest order ot
iaDofsrs, and the n0blsst and most un-
excsptioasbls work should DO demanded
~ them.
A cAss 10 reported from = nsighoorinz
township where AZ educated AMI Efficient
gentleman teacher has been conslrainsd
20 accept ths pittaace Of 50 per month
during the coming Winter, De 10 board
himself. and having wife aud children.
5ech rural school officers undoubtedly
have more soLcitade FOR the welfare Of
tasir horses and cows than FOR their chill
drsn. We warrant thar 0arns arc more
comfortable than lhsir dwellings, and the
''old stock' Ia such honssholds can gso-
sFsliy nsithsr rsad nor write.